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How Self-Driving Cars Might Change Crash Testing Forever
Source: WIRED
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Governments are reassessing vehicle-safety rules for reclined occupants as driverless vehicles could enable passengers to lie down while traveling. The article highlights that reclining in a car materially raises the risk of serious injury in a crash, creating a regulatory and design challenge for autonomous-vehicle developers.
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